First web presence
Give customers a clear home for your services, service area, contact details and real examples of your work. Start with the pages people need to decide whether to call.
Website Design & Redesign in Wilmington, NC
A website that helps the right customer choose you.
Your first website should make you look established. A redesign should make it easier to understand your work and get in touch. Cape Fear Agent Co. builds both for small businesses in Wilmington and the Cape Fear region.
Serving Wilmington, Leland, Southport and Oak Island, plus New Hanover and Brunswick counties in North Carolina.
Redesign an existing site
Keep what customers already find useful. Improve confusing service descriptions, slow mobile pages and contact paths, with a plan to retain valuable URLs and compare search traffic against a pre-launch baseline.
A working inquiry path
Make calls and requests easy from a phone. Capture the service requested and where the inquiry came from so you can tell which pages bring useful conversations.
What a website project includes
We agree the page list, copy responsibilities, images, contact form, mobile layout and launch checks before the build starts. A typical scope covers a clear homepage, service information, an about page and a contact path. Cost depends on the page count, content migration and whether copy and photos are ready. Hosting, domain access, ongoing edits and any recurring tools are listed in the proposal so you can compare the full cost.
Refresh, rebuild or start from scratch?
Send your current website link, if you have one, and the main thing it fails to do. If the site already works, a focused page or form improvement may be enough. If the business has changed, we map the redesign around today’s services and customers. A first website starts with the questions a customer asks before hiring you.
How we protect a redesign
We inventory the existing pages, review available search data and identify URLs worth retaining. Before launch we test navigation, contact behavior, mobile readability and indexability. Redirects are planned where URLs change; search positions can still fluctuate, so we compare the new site against its pre-launch baseline. We do not guarantee search rankings or Google Maps positions.
What you need to provide
Your business name, service area, preferred contact method and a short description of your best work are enough to begin the conversation. Use photos and reviews you have permission to share. We can help organize the words; you approve factual claims, the scope and the finished pages.
What counts as a useful result
After launch, we measure your site’s accepted inquiries and review which ones match your services and area. A button click is interest, not a booked job. Existing workflow demonstrations show how we approach intake; they are not claims that a new website has already produced customer revenue.
Questions before you start
How much does a website cost?
Cost depends on the page count, copy, content migration and integrations. We provide a written scope with one-time costs, recurring costs and exclusions before you commit. A small repair and a full rebuild should not be priced as the same job.
Can you work with our existing site?
Yes. We first check the platform, access and condition of the site, then recommend a targeted update or rebuild. The recommendation should explain what is worth keeping.
Do you guarantee Google rankings?
No. We build a crawlable, useful site and measure what happens. Search engines determine indexing and rankings.
One useful next step
Tell us what you want to improve and where your business serves customers. We’ll review the fit and explain the smallest useful scope before any commitment.
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